Both Iran and the U.S. have been accused of committing or
planning war crimes since “Operation Epic Fury” began in late February.
Targeting electricity-generating stations, schools, and water-purifying plants is illegal under international law. Pretty much
any civilian infrastructure is supposed to be off limits.But what does it actually mean to label military action a war crime in today’s conflicts? We sit down with a panel of experts to talk about it.
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